If you are a Non-Resident Indian (NRI) living abroad and having income from both the countries then you must file two returns each year:

You must file an Indian Income Tax Return (ITR), if you have any income in India from any sources exist in India, e.g. Rent from property situated in India, Capital gain from sale of assets exist in India, Commission, Interest or royalty received from India, etc.

Beside this you must file a U.S. return, if you are a resident (i.e., if you stay there for a period more than 181 days in a year) of U.S.A. As a resident of USA you must file U.S. Form 1040 every year, reporting your worldwide income.

Highly qualified and experienced staff of our Tax & Regulatory Division will assist you in filing these returns and you can avail the benefits of Double Tax Treaty (DTT) for the tax paid by you in India & USA, as there are several mechanisms available to ensure that you are not taxed doubly. We assist our clients with the tax implications of living and working abroad with a variety of tax preparation solutions.

You must file an Indian Income Tax Return (ITR), if you are working in India and stayed here for a period more than 181 days in a financial year (i.e. 1st April to 31st March) and having income in India from any sources exist in India, e.g. Salary, Rent from property situated in India, Capital gain from sale of assets exist in India, Commission, Interest or royalty received from India, etc.

Highly qualified and experienced staff of our Tax & Regulatory Division will assist in filing ITR and if Indian Government have any Double Tax Treaty (DTT) with your country of origin then you can avail the benefits of provisions of DTT for any tax paid by you in your country of origin against any income accrue or arise in your country of origin. There are several mechanisms available to ensure that you are not taxed doubly. We assist our clients with the tax implications of living and working abroad with a variety of tax preparation solutions.